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Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-10-10, DAILY.

Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-10-10, DAILY. page 1

4 i a THRALL & HENRY REED, Editors and proprietors. Isoutu-east i ; corner of High street and Sugar alley TERMS. hr in num. SI w "ckl-'peraunum. - 4 00 Terras of Advertising Evelines or less, one or throe insertions, SI, nnd 25 i for each additional insertion for three uiontln 6 F nix mouths U lor 12 montes 512 Longer advertise- uu in the tame proportion, Willi a deduction oi per it. on the amount over &2Q in six months. Bv tiik Ykar. For twelve lines Klti fourth oft col ' uiuii $ JO halt' a column ;f0 whole column $-10. BUSINESS CARDS. MATTHEWS & BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Coonsrlloraat Law, Columbm.Ohlo. OHice one door south of 1. IN. Wliiliug it Huntington's Book-storo, up stairs. Nov. 1, 18-Ij. V. J. AlaTTIIKWI. A. B. lluTTi.rs. II. I). jHOTTI K, A TTORNET AT LAW.irad Holicitorin Chanrery. Of fice on High itreet, one door nortli of the ('.aching. Bank, up etairs. May ' JOHN li. IHIM.F.Il, Jr., ATTORNKY AND COUASKLI.OH AT LAW, and Solicitor in t'liancory. Ollice in U. S. Court Hmt, Columlms.Ohio. ' June 10.. tf. 1IHOAI1WAY HOTEL. B V DAVID JMITLULLL, Broad street, Columbus, O- 1)10. April U..IHI. I. N. WHITING & lU'NTlSUTON, BOOKSKLLKll.S and .Stationers, next door to tlie Clinton Bnnk.lli;Hi itreet, Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment tf Books ami Stationery always on hand. SEIUEItT & LILLLY, QOOK-BINDKUS, liigU street, opposite the rublie urn XJ cos, (..omnibus. A112. 26, l&la. VVm. Skihkkt. M. C. Liu.l.v. YVillinm H. JnrviH Henry Jarvis. (10I.1.I.C10HS and Acrount Settlers, for franklin and J ailioiniiiLr counties, will attend to all business entrusted lo tbem, with punctuality and dospatcli, and upon reasonable tonus. Ollice, up stairs, first door north of McCoy', store. April 11, llUti. y. Columbus, Ohio YV. E. IDE, M. I)., DENTIST. (Late of the lirm of Craue & Ide, Cincinnati.) Ollice for the present at the residence of the aia Col. M. Jcwctt. May o..dtf. ;ehe, abhott to., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Class, House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Militarv lioods, ice. &.C., No. lol High street, sign of the (iilt Padlock. YVM. RICHARDS DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Coods, Oroce-liea, Boots and Shoes, &C. &c, wholesale aud retail, No. 1, (ioodale's Row, High street. " jTk. KtUOtiliS, DEALER in Law,Meilical,Thcolopcal.('lassical, School and iMisccllaiii'Ous Books, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the State House, J. B. M il EATON, DHlKK'.IST.and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints.Oils, Dvo Stufl's.CUss, ic. A-c, wholesale and retail, comer of Iliglt and Hroad streets, (.'oluinbiis, Ohio l'AY & K1I.BOIRNE, DEALERS in Drv lioods, Groceries, Hardware, Drills. Medicines, Paiuts.Oils, Dye Sinn's. Leather, Boots and Shoes. 4c. High street. Columbus, Ohio. Oct. I , IB H. C. X. KING, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, &.c, opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus. Nov. m..tf. r SI. B. BATEHAW, EDITOR of the Ohio Cultivator, a Journal of Agriculture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and 1 jth o nch month. Terms SI per year; four copies for $X It. t O.li STOC K & CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. H1DGW AY dr t O'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum biis.Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds,and u great variety oft fai lings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1811. COI.UIIUS HAT STORE. RCDISII.L, High street, opposite the State Build- J . MIC inns. nlwavs keens on nanu a gooo assoniiieni oi nun aud ('aps of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. NEIL HOI SI Tr WINNE is "al komt" in the Neil House, and will IV. render all so w ho nuke their slay with bun. Dec 10. dtf LAW. PH. WILCOX and A. F. Pi: hut will practice Law, as partners, in Franklin and adjoining counties. Ollice on east side of High street, opposite l.N. Whiting & Huntington s Bookstore Fob. Ib..t-wlf. WM. WILLSHIRE RILEY, rNIIRf'.lf'AI. mi.) Mechanical Dentist. Columbus, Ohio. k5 Ai-eiit for Alcock's Premium Teeth. For sale Baker It Riley's Patent Forcep Key. May l.'l..t-wly CITY LIYERY STABLE. THE siilmcrdier has removed to the new brick stable buill by Dr. L. Goodulc, comer of Sugar and Fair alleys, a lew s'eps from High street, anil rear of the Capitol House, tt Jiuushis asd CAiiiiiAii:n to let j ji Nov S..dif. J- MASSF.Y . V. k. 11,1 (IV A CM.. WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALEI'.SinFanoyand Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, opposite the Stale House, High street, I olumuus. unio. (ii:oii(;i: e. w alcxtt, P7iV AX II BASK Ml TAIN TKR, Nov. It.. .till. . COLUMBUS, OHIO. II VI K'S HID KIKIES. A NOTIIER lol just arrived by express, including light XV co ored BLSKINS, tor Blisses anil ennoren. juneJI. H. COW LF.S U CO. VIUl TUP. LADIES. SPLENDID assortineut ol Uvan s" Premium Shoes XV for sale at the Dry Goods store of Fay V Kibourne No. I, Goodale's Row. Call aud examine them. Mav la. " JI ST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, A VAKIL' I V m ru h 'l urk Satin and Chamolion silk Par J. isols i Also, new style French Lawns, Grenadine Shawls, and t variety of Fringes, jj1' ("0r,s May 12 row door Fovlh of the C'upioi llouu. r A V'I'IIV TI'.AN llTI)()Ni:l A ND if you douM it call and trv sonio of the kind that ill recommenu itsell. uniy 10 cis. per m.. . M. GOODINti'S, April . One door south of the Capitol House. Periloral Kpectnclen. A T Sfl flnnlil rniivex and concave Sof XY ages, and in great variety of frames. Also.Spectacle Glass, of sll kinds, tilted in old frames at short aotice, and low price by Feb. 7. W. A. PLATT CO. Aril Jloiut. ir-v. sr I'silil-'ft tvhitwanhini. acrubbinir. dusting, shoe 15 house, paiat, varnish, hair, clothes and tooth brushes ,Mli April 7. '-li. I ni"-'" ". CCOUNTRY JM ERCII ANTS supplied with genuine J (ueeasliesg and ( nun creek Scythe Stones, less than eve before offered in this market, by GKKE, ABBOTT fc CO., May. 4 Sign of the Gilt Padlock CtORDAGE. Manilla rope inch to IJ inch in diam J eter ; also, hemp rope snd line packing, yarn and twine, at the sign of the jul:l. GILT PADLOCK. APEsTc'ollare aud ChiniiselU. A good stock, odered very low at April 2L..lly. ' M. GOODING'S YE LOVERS OF THE WEED! COME-and try some of the best flavored Cavendish Tobacco in the citv. Call at M. GOODING'S, April One door south of the Capitol House. THIENDLY W.M.IIAMS. JL Something new ; also. 1 renrh, Knulish. Scotch, American and Linen do., one door south of Capitol House. Aor.m..d. AL GOODING. VARNISH. TH UNIT! RE VARNISH Nos. I and J. Also,Polnh- X ing and Coach Body Vamif h. for sale by 1. B. WH EATON. Druggist, March 19. Comer of High and Broad streets, ANVILS. "I ENUINE Moose-Hole Annie, at the sign of the Msv l.t. GILT PADLOCK. OLD PENS. A fresh supplv rece ed this day. and J Ii lor sate very I W. A. PLA IT . CO, April S. IR47. Neil Honse. rri'H (SMITHS will olessr notire that we have for sile J at the sign of the Gilt Padlock. Kil. High street, IHO Rule Barrels, assorted, from ( to 5J0 balls to the pound. Also.Gnn Locks of various kinds. Butts. Guards and Thim bles. German Silver, Sheet Brass and almost all otner oue , ' , i-iii- iDuin-r a. t f material. v, I. rr., aduvi - w. Dec. 9. .IIVJ'.S VI ti dfit. mper black and light colored kid. Also, lace lisle, silk. Ac. Call ia at M. GOODINt.S, April !4..dly. Oh door soeth of Capitol House OHIO DAI L Y. "" 2 VOLUME XII. ' , COLUMBUs7TUESDAY, OCfoERrt)77848 NUMBER 82. LIME. Fill's 1 1 burnt Lime at 6 cents nor bushel, constantly kept on band, at tho Rail Road Lime Kilns, near the Penitentiary. July 10.. .t-w AND STILL MOKE. GIMPS, FnnRes, Laces, NctKioods. tor capes,dC.,wliite and colored Crapes, black Silk Mitts, plain and embrot dercd Lisle Thread (doves. Ingrain Hose, Silk Warp Alps cas, Linen Cnmbric Ilamlkeichiels, Irish Linens. Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, assoitcd needles, &c. Just ree'd by auj-a. M. CiOODlNG. GUIASS AND GHAIN SCYTHES. I Blood's Rrain, assorted, 48 to 64 inches. Waldruus" " " " " " grass " 40 to 50 ' Newton Darling's, " riiblev'a, " " " Blood's, " " " " " Brown's " " " ' Just received from the manufacturers, and for sale to coun try merchants at New York prices. C-IlKK, ABBOTT & CO., May 4. Sign of the Hilt Padlock. ;ere, AUIIOTT CO., JV'o. 1G1, High itreet, sign of tht Uilt Padlock, HAVE in store and offi-r for sale, a general assortment o Foreign and Domestic llnrdware and Cutlery, houso builders' goodB.gun materials, farming and mechanical tools, sash, rininta, oil, vurnisli. carriage trimmings, whips, mats, 6lc. Thankful for past favors, we hope, by close attention to business, and increased facilities for accommodating customers, to merit and receive a liberal share of patronago. HOSIERY. 30 dozen Ladies', Misses and Children's Hose, new and cheap: also, a lino stock of dents' half Hose, at M. (iOOI)IN(i'S, April 26. One door south of the Capitol House. SAWS. II OF. & CO., and Wilmot 4 Rowland'! Mill and Cross cut f?iiwsi Hoc A' Co. and Wilmot & Rowland's Circulardo.j spear &, Jackson s and other Hand do.; Pannel and ripping do. Butchers' nnd Back do.; Billctt and Turning Wcbh do. Julvlii. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. SOMETIIINC; 1 Oil THE LADIES. IVORY Fans, gold and steel beads, purse clasps anil rings, nurse twist, sadler silk, embroidenngsilks and worsteds, embroidering patterns, canvass for embroidering, silk, linen and worsted braids and tapes, linen and cotton tlnsa, victoria cord, silk and linen fringes, jiconet and swiss edgings snd inserlings, linen, thrend and lisle laces, edgings and in-sertiugs, and many other little fixius, may he found cheap at ni. tiwuinmi ."5, May 1. One door south of Capitol House. CORN KM YES. J UST received fifty dozen Corn Knives, light and heavy, and tor sale at the sign ol the sepll. GILT PADLOCK. Pl'ltE WATER. ENXISON'S Patent Diaphragm Water Filler. We have just received a few of these very valuable articles which are highly recommended by all who have seen tbem in use, anil whicn wo are reailv lo sell at manuiariurors prices, wun coHt of transportation CLUE, ABBOTT & CO. 1NOV. It. UOO KF.GS TL'NIATA NAILS, just received and for sale at the sign O ol the Sept. 10. PAD PADLOCK. ;eni INE MOISE-HOLE ANVILS. JUST received and for sale at tho sign of the Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. NEW BONNETS. UST received bv the subscribers, a new nnd well selected assortment of Neapolitan. Prince Albert, Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, which can he atford od at unusually low prices. FAY & K1LBOLRNE, WOOL. IYMAN REED Sc. CO., (Successors to Reed, Hurd & J Co..) Cieneral Commission Merchants, Boston, U" Particular attention paid to the sale ol w ool. and lib- ral advances made oil consignments. may lii..uiy. CARRIAGE TRLUJHNCiS. LAMPS and Bands; Inula Rubber Cloth and Whips; Oil Cloth and Mats; Patent Leather nnd Bindings; Patent Cloth and Dash r ramcs ; Light Fnimesand Tassclls; Springs and Axles. GERE, ABBOTT CO. LADIES' SHOES. Just received a line asortment of Ladies' French Morocco am) Kid Grecian Ties nnd lliiskius. at Ihe sign of the Golden Hoot, which are selling oil" cheaper than ever before sold in this city. jan ii. ti. ainia.ii4b LATEST STYLES DRESS GOODS. Cameo Tissues. tirenndines.t.'rystalini'S. Silk anil Wool Berages, plain and fancy, one door south of Capitol House. April -1..U. iti, viuuui.vvj. I 1 .11 111. R I LUMBER! The subscriber has on J hand for sale nt his Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles west ol Columbus, a Inrge and complete assortment ol Country Lumber of nlmost everv variety and description. Having erected Dry Houses, will also have a large quantity ol sca soiled llooring on and alter the 1st of March. Also, a quantity of Refuse Lumber that will be sold at re. duced prices. All good orders for Lumber will be prompt- Iv atteniled to. reli. ti. .tt.J M. I., nu i.i.i v rtiv I . T AMP OIL. 100 gallons Blenched Winter Strained JLi Sperm Oil, a superior article ; -00 gallons Whale Ooil, lor Bale oy rsi . r.n.ii"i niir., Dec. 7. No. LVJ. High Street. SAWS. MILL, cross-cut, ripping, hand, pannel, circular, wehb, back, butchers' and compass saws, nt the sign of the June '-1L GILT PADLOCK. T 1ACHINE CARDS ol the best quality, both in sheen ilX and tellets, lor sale less than tlie market price, ny GERE, AHHOTT & CO.. May 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. cC I' LL YTW I N'DO W GLASS. 150 boxes as sorted, from 7 X'J to 2 X '-'i, for sale verv low by GERE, ABBOTT 4r. CO., Mav 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. TITACHINE CARDS. K.0 sets of Machine Carda, llX just received Irom the Mauulactory nt Leicesler,Ala8' sachusetts, and fur sale at No. lij'J, I liirh street. Dec. 7. FAY tt KILROURNE, MARKET BASKETS, a hue article, at the -Willow Market Baskets, GILT rAULUCK, SELLING OCT VERY CHEAP. "UR stock of Summer Good, may be had for cash, tX' J ceedingly low. Call soon at iill. M. GOODING. 100 dozen Piles. fV Snear Ar. Jarkon. Mottram, Ibbotson. Butcher and J otner celebrated makers, tor sale at the sign ot tin April 7. till-1' I'AIH.Ul-K. NO. K11 HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs Eliptic SpnngB for buggies and carriages, just received and for sale at the sign of the Sept. IU. viil.1 r nm.yjn. SMITH'S VICES "VF Domestic Manufacture, tlie best in the market, for J sale at the aign of the GILT PADLOCK. :ept. 10. Solar Lard Lnmos. OF Cornelius A ( o., mai miegs of all kinds, wbol manulsclure. Also, L.amp innv esale or retail, bv Feb. 7. W. A. PLATT &. CO., AHI limit. PRINING SHEARS, Ac Budding snd pruning knives, bush hooks, brier scvlhes. hoes, rakes, spades, garden trowels, grass hooks, picks and mattocks, lor sale at me sicn ot me inpru i.j un.i i n-w n NEW GOODS. TVAINTERS will hnd the best brushes, paints, oils, var. X nishes, Japan. smalts, Japanned tin, pumice stone, sand paper, w c, fee, ai tne sign oi tue June 24. GILT PADLOCK. T)L'MPS. Copper, cistern and well pumps; also. Doug. lass' patent roury pumps, lor sale at tlie sign oi ine jniy:i. gilt Padlock. TJARASOLS, BONNET RIBBONS. GIN'G' X II 4 MS. An. This dav received another lot of those dark changeable MIS. and 1 urque saun rarasois, so much in demand. Also, a few pieces Friendly Ginghams, Bonnet Ribboni, Coronation lore, occ. Also. Hire Foundation, (a new article forMilliners ) Bo. net Vv halebones, Blsck and W bite Crape and t rape Mesa fce. June 1 L M. GOODING "DRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS. A large lot offered X at rednced prices and no mistake. C all soon st M. GOODING'S. May 1. One door south of Capitol House. 1)ICH Damask Embroidered Table Cover, XV superior article, last received at M. GOODING'S, April i6. One door sooth of the Capitol House. STATE FAIRMANK'S PATENT T)LATFOHM Scales and Counter JJulauccs at manufac- X turcr prices, or sale bv UKHK, ABBOTT & CO. Sik-n of the (Jilt Pad Lock. April 3. RICH CIHTA1N HOODS 4-4 Oiled Turkey Rell Curtain stuff j alto, white lace and cnibroiilercd wliito do. at April'; I. .illy. M. 'JPODINCi'S. CAHRIAGE TltlMIHINiiS. RINCH, axles, enamelled leather, laco tulL linen cloth. sr painted canvass, cum cloth, natent leather, brass nnils. knobs, bands, light frames, lamps and joints, at tho sign ol tho JunoSl. GILT PADLOCK. KKf FIVI.I) ItV EXPRESS. SE VF.N dai s later from Philadelphia, anothot lot of those dcsitablo" Friendly Cingliams. Also, a good assortment of English double purple Prints and Chintz Goods, warranted good colors. Call at Cioniiine Arnilhifrfi MniiHfhnle AuviU. SOLID box aud common Vises, for sale at the sign of the April 7. UILT PADLOCK. Seals mid PrettHen. SEALS Engraved, and Seal Presses furbished, for Not. ries Public, Common Pleas and .Supreme Court, Re orders, eVc. &c, r.t very low pnrrs and rfhort notice, by warm u. vv. a. ri.A I r tt, UJ, leil House, E1VES. !i5 doz. Seives, assorted numbers ; of iron, bra-s, and hair, nt the GILT PADLOCK. QAYYiS! SAWS!!-S0 Mill Saus, of Cast and lierimin Sleel, for sale at tho sinn of the Dec. II. GILT PADLOCK. SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS or nearly every description, for sale at the Shoe and Leather Store of May SO, 11117. H. II. KIMBALL. CITY LOTS 1 Oil SALE. TWENTY-SIX ln-lols, pleasantly situated on the iouth-east part of the city, (title good,) for sale bv Dec. !), IIII7. J. R1DGWAY & CO, STARCH. THE Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. The attention of dealers and others is requested to the beautiful article of Pearl starch now being ninile. Country Merchants and others supplied from the depot at Cash and the highest market price at all times paid lot White Corn. .Sept. 3. V liite Lend. Oil and Brushes. rpWENTY bills. Limecd Oil, iu whole and half barrels; X IUU Kegs lute L.eil ; Varnish, 1'aiutand Whitewash tlrushes. July Hi. GERE, AlillOTT &. CO, ATTENTION ! TM1E undersigned, a Phiioiomst. and graduate of a cele. X bratcd foreign University, will be ready to give lessons in ine iirccK. l.atin and lierman languages, at any hour. J ernis verv low. Jltftrencta: Rev. Mr. II. L. Richards. Prs. Jones fc Case and Prof. Dr. Smith. P. JOHNSON, Dr. of Phil, Nov. 111. .dtf. CALL AT M. GOODING'S. OAK I)OOR HOVTIl OF Tilt: HAI'ITOI.IIOVHA. iniERE you may find one of the best selected and inoA' v desirable stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods in llic city, wlncli are nearly all new, and were purchased low lor casn, auu win De sold as cneap aa nicy can be lound any where. April 21.. d. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.-VVillow wa-poiiH ami chairs, clothes, work and market baskets, cedar ant pine wanliing tubs, Hour and common painted pails, sugnr nnd spice boxes, just received at the sifiu of the JUIVK. til L I PA1JLUUK.. ITHRE DISH COVERS. A few setts left, nt the W uipnot'ilie jul;l. GILT PADLOCK. CORN ET.S-CORS ETS, ITnUTT. and Brown, inin and t-'.inbruidered.nf the btst V quality, oft'ercd low by oug. M. (iOODllNG. DECIDEDLY SWEET. 8IHILS. It nine made SiiL'ar, well drained, all mnnurnctureu at the celebrated Lnioii county camps. Those who may wish to eat delicious country molasHea at this season, would do well to call and try some our sucar, which will be sold cheap, wholesale or retail, by ivi. i.utimrvu, augl. One door South of Capitol Houso. AMI CO Steel, ( UPPLR PLATE PRINTER, Ambos Buildinir. Copper and Vood En-ravine, in all its various branches, neatly executed. Budineis, Vihitiuif, aud Professional Cards enuraved and pr ntcd to order. State. Comity, hocictv, anil other Seals engraved on brass or viood. Wood tvpe of all sizes cut to order. Ladies and Gentlemen having Card Plates can have Cards printed on short notice. junelMtt Walrlits, Ji'Wflry, Silvtr-Wnre. Laiiiix. ic, Li m. A. rintt & Co.. (in the licit llonse.) HAVE on hand a pood assortment of Watches, jewelry, uver-vare, poutr i.amfn, renumery. Spectacles, (Concave, Convex and Perifocal,) Dia mond pointed Gold Pens, (beat maker'!, (iold and Silver Pencils and Tliitnhles. Combs, Brushes for tho Hair, Clothes nnd Teeth, Phtcd and Britauia Castors, Candle sticks. Cake Baskets and Tea-Sets, superior Razors, ( tear- rantia.) rocket Kmvcs and Scissors, iienuine (lemmings needles, best quality, 1 istols with one and six barrels Clocks, Lamp Glass and Lamp Wick, Watch Makers TooIb and Materials, Ac. Jtc., all of which they are now el line at verti loin vrirvn. watches nnd Jewelry carefully repaired by experienced workmen ami warranted. Also, seals r.nruven tor notaries, County and State oilicers. Societies. 6ic, &c., and Seal Presses of an excellent and cheap construction furnished at snnn nonce. ubk. io. E. CiAVER. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 100, HIGH STREET. (Opposite United States Hotel,) (. oivmoiis, iw.o, A INNOUNCES to his old customers and the public uen. A erallv. that he has iust received a splendid assortment ofllrondcloths, CnNkimerefl nud Wstiiiffs, of all colors and dualities, tocether. with suitable trinmtincs. Also, a lull assortment ol ummer i. loins, Linens, ore., Ac, lor Coats and Pants. All of which will be made up to onier in ine intern style, on me snonesi nonce, am warran iea io nt in an ensrn READY MADE CLOTHING Got up with trreat rare at very moderate prices. Special attention wilt he paid to cutting an garments lor dents, ai well as Juveniles. LT Latest Fashions just received. JJ May 20..dfm. SEED STORE & Af-RICILTLRAL WARE. noo.n. ( tw Flore. next duvr Went of the Pont Office.) ITST received, a larsm and Beneral assortment of Oar J vr.it ai1) Field Skkii, einbrncinR every desirable va-netv adapted to this climate. Jow is the time to obtain seeds for choice vegetables, as planting time is at hand, And to the ladies we have to otter a select and Jarre van ety of lloittr Sttd. Catalogues of seeds and fruit trees at the store. Also, in store. Pratt s Corn Planter, which the farmers are cenerallv invited to rail and examine, together with nloiitrlis. &c. ou nusneis iimouiT se:o, osaire orantre. and mustard seed ; also, on consignment.alarge lot of fruit trees, fur sale very low. Auction The room is now ready for the reception of goods to be sold at public sale, and we shall exert ourselves to jrife satisfaction to all who may favor us with goodn to be soin m that manner. j,u. iiL lili. April 8,.dtf. New Tailoring and Dry Goods Eatablinhment. L. P. PRESTON & CO., (Xa 501, High Mrett, Corner of Rich street.) TTAVING secured the services of Mr. Sewki.l as fore XI man. (whose well known skill in fitting needs no praise.) and also some of the best journeymen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manufacture all kinds of clothing in the neatest manner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make op, and repairing, will be promptly attended io. They have also enlarged their store rooa. and are receiv ing a large supply of Dry Goods ; to they can safely say ney nave one oi im most nesiraoie assortments ot ooio Drv Ooodi and Clothing in the t'itu. N. B. Groceries. Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Bonnets, etc., aiwavs on nana, si price inii win not tail to suit Duyers. Columbus, April U,liH7...tw. 0 BOOKS & STATIONERY. JOSEPH R. SCROGGS, BoohtUtr and Stationer, oppotilt lite titate Hou$t, TIE VOLUTION. In cousequence of the recot rev. XI .V oluliun in France, and tho present oxcited stale of Eu. rope, the subscriber is selling Books, Stationery, Ac, at greatly reduced prices, Ills stock ol Books, Stationery, Paper Hanging!. Ate, is very full, nnd grcot bargains are to be had " Progress " is the word, and we intend selling off very low, to make room for a new itock. Purchasers will tind it to their advantage to call on us first and last. " So mole it be." April I3.J J. It. SCROGGS. HANDBOOK OF Young Artiits and Amateurs in Oil Painting; being chiefly a compilation from the celebrated Manual ol Bonvicr, and others, The whole adapted, by the method of its arrangement, and the completeness of its detail, as well for a text hook in Academies, of both sexes, aa for self-instruction ; with a new explanatory and critical vo. cabularv ) for sale by Fob. S!L J. R. SCROGGS. PAPER IIANG1NGS.-A choice and well selected assortment of every variety and prico, from Jl,j0 to g 18 per dozen holts; Bordering of almost every description, varying in price from 20c to JjRSOpcr atrip, of lOyda. We invito particular attention lo tho above Papers and Bordcringi, feeling conhdent that tlnv w ill comnare favor. ably with any other stock in tho city. For sale nt the Bookstore of March 25 1 J. K. SCROGGS. FITCH ON CONSUMPTION. SIX Lectures on the uses of the Lungs, and causes, pre vention, and cure of Consumption, Asthma, and disea scs of the llcsrt. These lectures are Intended as a direc tor to all classes, (both male and female.) in the prevention and cure of those fatal maladies. Grcst truths are herein taught, which, if fully understood, imnlicitlv believed, and judiciously followed, will, we doubt not, lead to an almost total annihilation ul I'ulinonary Consumption, rorsaieoy nug.J. J. It. SCKOGGS. lNDKLMULK ink. HAIUUKO.YS Columbian IndeJIihle ink, laid to bo the bent ever ninnuliictuied, and requiring no prwptimtiou in it uiu. Fur mle by J, K. tSLKOGUS. sepli. UKNCOTT'S WORKS COMPLETE.- Ken lino ml and Ifwbella,; vol. ('oii(iiist ol' Mexico, 3 voli. t'onqiir-(.t of I'eru, ii vnla. Miscellany, 1 vol. Forialo by J. R. SCROGGS. WILCOX'S HJCEaST. A DIGEST of the lint lli vols, ol' the Ohio Reports, con-tninini; all the cnees ever reported nt law and in equity in the Supreme Court or the Stato of Ohio in Hank, by 1 . U. Wilcox, Just nubtished anu for sale bv auM). J. It. SCROC.GS. STANDARD MORKS. HIHTOUY ol the United .StatOKot" Jrrth Amertra, from the plantation of the British Colonies till their assumption of National Independence, in 4 vols. For fate bv aupi8. J. R. SCROGGS. "TlBR A R YF. EN EU aITkNO W LEDGE," EMUUAClISKi History, Bioiiraphv, Astronomy, Architec turn, INmurtl History, Poetry, 'i'ales, 6cc , &c, einbel ilied with over 200 cugraviupn ; emp. Uvo.. and all for one dollar, tor sale at aug30. SCROGliS'. THE MELODEON. A CHOICE selection ol bonys. Duetls.Qiiarletts. Rounds Waltzes ami Marches, with a histnrv of music, and il lustrated with numerous encraviugs. Price 25 cts. for sale at aup.M. hCKUtiub', LORD HOMNGltltOKI 'S works complete, 4 vols., iiicliahtur his life, together with additional n formation relatlvt to nis personal and public character, n jrorsaieny augii. j. k. CKUt.iiS. BANCROFTS History of the Tinted Stntcs a vols. For f ale by aui JfJ. J. R. SCRUGGS. RAILROAD COMPLETE FROM CINCINNA TI TO NANDLSKY CITY. Litllc Miami Rtiilrond Change of Hours Connecting with vie Jiaa Jiicer ana l.aHe Jurit liuuroau at prineticld. ON nnd after SaOminy, September 2d, If! 10, until further notice, Passenger Trains will run as follows : Leve Depot Kuttt h rout street, nt 7 o'clock, A. M., nud 2 o'clock, r. lvl., lor Aultord. r oster s Crussins, Ueerheld, Morrow, Wayuesville, Spring Valley, Xeuia, V allow Sprincs and S'iiriiu:tield. Returning, leaves Sprinylicld at IA o'clock, A. M., and 3 o' clock. P. M. Passengers for New York. Boston, and Intermediate points. should take tho 2 o'clock, P. M. Truin, which piocecds directly through to Sandusky City. rnsseuers lor coitimoua, .mcsville, V heeling, and intermediate towns, should take the 7 o'clock, A. M., Train. The Ohio Stripe Company are running the following lines in connection with the Trains : A Daily Daylight Line to Columbus from Springfield in con- nuiaimi wun 111c morning i mill iruin ,iiiciniiiiii. iif, Daily Lines to ('olumbus, from Xenia and Springlield, connecting with the 1 o'elock, P. M., Train from ('in-cinnati.Excursion Tickets to and from Sandusky City, R to and from Bufiolo, $). t arc Irom Cmcinuati to Acma XI nf " " Springfield 2 60 Sandusky City 7 00 " " Bullalo 10 00 " Columbus 4 60 Passengers for Buffalo will save two dollahs by taking Tiinouou tickf.ts nt Cincinnati, For other information nnd Throueh Tickets, apply at the Ticket Ollice, on Broadway, near i rout t., (,'incinnali. seji-ltl. w. tl. CLr.iMhtN 1 , Superintendent. W. IDE, M. D., (Of the late firm of Crane V Ide. Cincinnati,) HAS permanently located in Columbus, nnd tenders his services in every branch of Dent.il Surgery. Among the improvements that he lias acquired, by more than tea vears extensive practice and intercourse with the profession, he invites attention to the following : 1st. A substitute fur the file in nearly all cases ofpluging teeth, by which tho pain is very materially diminished. 2d. A method of introducing the gold, by which fillings are much more compact and durable, d. A mode of adapting plate teeth, by which an easy tit is rendered more certain, and danger of injury lo the natural ones almost entirely obviated. Ulucc lor the present, at the dwelling ot the late ai . Jew ett. June 23. .dtf. OHIO JHTTCAL FIRE INSURANCE CO, Eire and Lite Insurance. THIS Company continues to take risks on Lives and Property, on the most approved principles of Mutual Insnrnnre. Fire Department LT The average cost of Insurance in this Department, ii less than anr-fourlh per cent, per annum. Policies issued on the Mutual or Cash plan at the option of tlie applicant. liile Department, Policies on Lives issued daily at one-half the usual rates of premium. N. B. Advantages made available on two or more contin gennes. For information, spplv at the office, Carpenter's Building, between the Exchange aud City Banks, High street, Co .unions. i iiMUJ 11K (..Klti-mi, Sept. lfi, 1fr15. twy. Secretory. FI REFIR E FI R E. THE Protkctioh Insurance Compaht, of Hartfoid, Conn., continue at their agency in this city to insure Dwelling Houses, Stores and W arehouses, Mills. Manufactories, tVc., and the contents of each, together with every other similar aperies ot property, aoain'T loss or dam-AffK bt riFB. The rates of premium offered are as low as those of any other similar institution ; and settlements of losses characterized by the well known liberality of Una long established Company. umre in trie City Bank Building, up stairs. Oct. I3..lyd. J. WM. BALDWIN, Agent. Coluiiibiift IiiNiiraiH'C Company. fire and Marine. This Company continues to insure every species of build ing. and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and mercan- ilues and other nrotwrtv contained therein, atrainst loss or damage by tire ; also, steamboats and all sail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel-boats. Mat-boat a rut other water-eraO, against the perils of seas, lakes nnd riven mi u.e muni infomiue terms. a. 3. v,iii'.w, June 1, 1844,-Kltf. Secretin if A RARE riirAw7,i'FoiMPRTNFn"iT FOR sale, the materials of a Printing Ollice. consisting chiefly of a power press, price M)0 ; 30 lbs. of cms II pica, .110 lbs. of long primer, 4X) llw. of bourgeois, (nearly ""l ui Minion, mm ios.oi urevier, imposing stones, cases, stands, sticks, trailers, chases. Ac. Ac. An minor. t unity night be afforded to a suitable person to pay in part im uie .iiiicri.iji, oy priBiing a weeny religions newspaper. A large and extended job ollice might be conducted. Address, post paid, the publishers of the WESTERN CHRISTIAN JOURNAL, April 17. .dtf. Colunbus, Ohio. RNAL OTNCIjNNATI. SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., have in store and Inr iiile on liberal tormi, 60 hf and qr pipei Alexnndre Seinctte Brandy W " Mntrlorr Urandy, Vintnge J!H8: 10" J.B.Godarddo. ld05j 5 Otard, Pnpuy & Co., do 6 11 Laf'uvotto doj 10 " J.J. Dupuy do; fiOqrcaski Mnxleira Winei. various Brandii 100 " I'ort do do doj 60 " " Sherry do do doj 1)0" '' Sweet Malaga do doj 25 Ory do do doj SO co nea Cnbinnt Chnmpaign Wine j .TO l)akeU JS'apolcon do do; 20 Sun & Eagle do 10 " Crown do doj 20 " Moidaick do do: GOfiQQ Rcfralia Ciirftrs, variom hrnndtt ; IU tiercel LalHbna Liqunrice, " in mnsi (0 boxes Cut and Dried Chewing Tobacco; 100 Mo. 'J'ohacco,' our own brandj" KM) " Ilia do do; 100 " Va. do vqKoub brnndi 100 do do doj 100 bags Rio ColTeej m " Old Gov't Java Coffee 10 ' Pimento j 0 baskets Sallod Oil ; tft chests do do in flasks ; k!l) cases Rtidivhciintirbeig " Hltine Wine j" I" Sparkling Hock j 20j brls Oourborn Wliisky, 3 to 8 years old; 6 puncheons St. Croix Hum j 2 " Jflinnica doj 10 pipes I'ine Apple Gin i SOUTIIUAT12, HAWTHORN CO.. Cincinnati, May 4. 21 Columbia si. SCOTCH ALE AM) LONDON TOUTER 60 casks Scotch Ale, J. & R. Teiinont's brand: 60 do London Porter. R. Byass' do. in store ami ior suie nv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., 21 Columbia st. aug!5. CHAMPAGNE. 60 baskets Hitustiek Champagne, in pints and quarts 26 do Cliquot do in qtsj 20 do Cabinet do do, 60 do sundry brands j In store and for snln by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN &, CO., an K 15. 24 Columbia st. LRGUNDY FORT WINE. 76 or casks Burgundy Port Wine, F. Duran's brand, in store and for sale bv SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN A CO., augl5. No. 21, Columbia st, Cincinnati. CLARET. 250 boxes Claret, sundry brands, in store and fur sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., nugl5. 24 Columbia st SIX TWIST TORACCO.-100 kegs Southgate, Hawthorn & Co's No. 6 twist Tobacco, in store nnd for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., auglj. 24 Columbia st. ROOKS AND STATIONERY. THE subscriber having withdrawn from the firm of Derby, Bradley & Co.. will continue the business ot Pun ishing and bookselling under the nnn ot H, YV. Derby Ac- Co., nt No. 146 Main street; and on tho lOthof April, opened an entire new stork of Law, Miscellaneous, Theological, School and Classical Books, together with a full assortment ol Staple and Fancy Stationery. The experience he has had in buving books for the West ern country, has enabled him to purchase the present new 6 toe it upon terms that will be an advantage to those ot nil friends aud customers, who may favor him with their orders. And they can rely upon finding at all times, a lull stock on hand; and orders by mail, or otherwise, for quantities, or single volumes of books, will receive prompt attention. iiiKjiuuiLii, npru w. ii. vv, ucudi. TO THE PUBLIC. HAVII and ING completed our new Piano and Tea Warerooms, nd received our first shipments, consisting of 3ti splen did Pianos, and 3U0 chests choice Teas, we invite purchasers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stork which will be replenished weekly. Our Teas arc purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the man u factory of Stodart & uuiinaui, new i orx, cannot e equalled in the u. Mates, 1 he rmno saleroom is over the I ea w are rooms, and oc-i pies the whole upper part of the building, leas put up in 4 ami A pound packages, of better nunlitv. in better fctvle, nnd at lower prices than of any of the East- oru packing houses. SMITH & NIXON. in. ib. comer iiuanu walnut streets, Cincinnati, O. augl. LIGHTNING RODS. Office and Manufactory on Sixth itreet, between Main and Walnut. Cincinnati. Ohio. S PRATT'S Patent Spiral Twisted Carbonized Iron Light-ning Rods, in ten feet lengths, with Glass Isolaters and Brass screw, connecting joiuts, improved Metalic Attach ments for brick or frame, together w ith his Cylinder three prong'd Copper head, mounted with fifteen silver points, which have the power of sale and silently discharging the air of its superabundant electricity, more than any rod ever brought before the public, so that any buildings, sufficiently provided with these rods, are beyond a doubt, safe from the awful consequences of lightning ; these rods are so easily arranged that nny one can readily attach them. The immense patronage and extensive use of these Lightning Re-pellers, proves how satisfactory they are received by the public. Hollow Gilt Copper Balls and Weather Vanes for Churches, etC. Price only ten cents per font, which includes the Head. Glass Isnlaiers, Metallic Attachment, packing and all charges. Distant orders promptly forwarded. An allowance to agents. LT Mr. JOHN BURR, of Columbus, is appointed Agent of the Manufacturers lor the sale of the above named Lightning Rods, with whom orders may be left. (May 8..tim U. A.BLliWtr.I. JOSIAH U HA K E . .. a, liini l.Li dr. t o., CommiMon and Produce Merchants, No. 13, West Front st,. Cincinnati. LIBERAL Cash Advances made on consignments of Pro duce or other merchandize. KKFER TO Messick, Taylor &. Watts, Daggett V Bruce. John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. H. Yeatman, Marsh cV Co. M. Kugler A. Son, Ellis & Morton, L. Worthing ton. Dec. 17..dly. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WE beg leave to inforn tht Merchants of the Western country that we are now receiving in addition to our former strock a verv extensive variety of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English snd German manufacture. We particularly request the Mere bants to an examination of our stock before they make their purrhases in other markets, as we are confident that our prices will be found correspondingly low with those of New York and other Eastern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of the following) Collin's, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes) Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass snd Grain Scythes Scythe Sneathsj Sickles : Hay and Manure Forks flames Traces Hoes Anvils j Shovels and Spades; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given to all or ders entrusted to our care. MEAD &. WINSTON, March 4. .t-wtf. No. 16 Pearl street, Cincinnati. SUPERIOR COLORED DAGUERRE-O OTYPES. The subscriber wonld respectfully as nounre to the citizens of Columbus and its vicinity, thst he has taken rooms in Ambos block, where he is prepared to eiecute Daguerreotype likenesses, by an improved process, which gives to the pic tore a mor h finer too tbaa nodes of operating. Persons wishing anything in the line of this art. are respectfully invited to call at his rooms. Perfect satisfaction given, or no charge. Persons are taught the art of taking likenesses and preparing all kinds of Chemicals used by Dagurrean artists, oi be most reasonable terms. L. A. STOUGHTON. Oct. 30. .dtf. DAGUERREOTYPES FOR I,0O. D AGUEKRhOTi PES can be had for a short time at STOUGHTON'! ROOM for the small sum of OXC DOLLAR! Those who would procure a likeness at lhat price itrtst call soon, for the subscriber continues in Colon bus but a short time longer. Room in Ambos' block opposite State boildings. july 17 dtl. . A. &T0UGHT0N. BOOKS & STATIONERY. i. N. WHITING Si. HUNTINGTON, llookielleri and Klationirt, Hih $treet. aMaqp-..-- -it PIONEER HISTORY, BY g. p. Hll.llKKTH, M. D., OK MA HI ETTA. BEING an account of the first examinations of the Ohio Valley, and the early settlement of the Northwestern. Territory, chiefly from or.gimil manuscripts, containing the papers of Col. George Morgan j those of Judge Barker the diaries of Joseph Buel aud John Matt hows f the records of the Ohio Compauy, &c.) one volume, tivo muslin j price 2,60. From the Cineinnntl Chronice. ' A most auspicious beginning it is, In a book aost valuable in its facts, intorestiug in its views of early mannors, and a monument both to the Pioneersof the State, and tho skill and diligence of its author. Wo know the qualifications of Dr. Hildreth for such a work, and they are such as few men possess, and give nt once authenticity and value to his statements. Nor have the Publishers been wanting in anything, which accuracy and typography and benuty in appearance, could communicate to the matter of the writer," From the Cincinnati Atlas. " As a specimen of the Arts, it is creditable to the Publishers, and as a literary performance, it is valuable from the mass of facts which it adds to what has already bceu preserved of our early history. Dr. H. is one of those who havo generously labored in the cause of science and letters, aud to whom the public is already much indebted. " The work contains a full account of the first settlement of Marietta, and Washington county, in Ohio, and is curioua as well as instructing, on account of' the particularity of its details, as well as their undoubted authenticity." From the Cincinnati Uaxette. "The volume is ono ol great interest, and has been gotten out in a stvla at once beautiful and substantial. The work has thus original historical valuo, ruch as will doubtless cause it to be sought after with avidity. Its pe rusal win ue auenuca with intense interest, lor Us plain, eventful, authentic account of the Pioneer History of the From the Louisville Courier. v "Mr. Hildreth eujoys an extensive reputation throughout the Wost as a close and patient observer, and is not less known for his accuracy. In all things relating to the early history of the West, he is known to be one of the most jealous of men in the collection and preservation of everything that can illustrate the early day of settlement, and one ol tlie most honest in record in these interesting pieces of information. ' , " The chapter 4 on the enrly and present climate of Ohio, with the natural productions of the country,' is one of much interest, nnu one that could scarcely nave been written by any man in the West but Mr. Hildreth." For sale at the bookstore of july27. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JUST IN TIME. ANECDOTES and Biographical sketches of Martin Van Buren, John Van Buren. Levi Woodbury, William L. Marcy, with the lives and opinions of Benjamii Franklin ' Butler, United States District Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and .'esse Hovt, formerly Collector of Customs for the port of New York j also, interesting incidents and sketches of Stephen Allen, George P. Bark or, James Gordon Bennett, Samuel R. Betts, Isaac W. Bishop, Francis P. Blair, Walter Bowne, C. C, Cambrelling, Moses J.Cantine.J. J. Coddington, W. H. Crawford, Edwin Croswell, John W. Edmonds, Azariah C.Flagg.Loren-to Hoyt, Jeromns Johnston, Isaac Kibbe, Cornelius W. Anderson, Isaac Q. Leake, Clias. L. Livingston, Edward Livingston, Mordecnt M. Noah, Thaddeus Phelps. Elijah F. Purdy, Roger Skinner, Peter VV. Spiece, Samuel S war t out, Enos T. Troop, Henry Ulshoeffer, Samuel Young, and their friends and political associates. By Wm. L. Mackenzie. The toils of law (what dark insidious men Have cumbrous added, to perplex the truth, And lengthen simple justice into trade How glorious was the day that saw these broke And every man within the reach of right. Thompion'e Seaions. Price 374 cts. For sale at the bookstore of sepl. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON MASTER MASONS' DIPLOMAS. MAS'PER Masons' Diplomas beautifully engraven on parchment. The Craftsman, and Free Mason's Guide, containing a delineation of the Rituals of Free Masonry, with the Em blems and explanations so arranged as greatly to facilitate in acquiring a knowledge of the rites and ceremonies of the several degrees, from Entered Apprentice to that ol Select master, anu uie uruer 01 friesthood ; by Cornelius Moore J 1 vol. 12mo. The Templar's Chart, or Hieroglyphic Monitor, contain ing all the Emblems and Hieroglyphics explained in the valiant and magnanimous orders ol K nights of the Red Cross, iiiii a ciiiifiaia, auu llllluilMUl JlJ.il I la j filUIIglHMI BIIU UU- ly arranged agreeably to the mode of work and lecturing) by Jeremy L. Cross. K.R.C., K.T., K.M., &c; 1 vol. J2mo. cross' free Mason's Chnrtj 1 vol. 1'Jmo. Davis' Free Mason's Monitor: containimr a delineation of the fundamental principles of Free Masonry, otc, Jtc.j by Z. A. Davis 1 1 vol. 12 mo. r or sale at the bookstore of auglO. 1. N. WHITING it, HUNTINGTON. SUPPLEMENT TO WILCOX'S DIGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS. THE subscribers have in prs, and will publish in a few weeks, a Supplement to Wilcox Digest of the Ohio Reports, containing a digest of the VMi, 14th, 16th and ltitb voli. of the Ohio Kcports, which, in connection with his digest of the 12 preceding volumes, will form a full and complete digest of all the Ohio Reports from the first organization of the Court in Bank to the close of the term tor Ib47 '40. With a General Index to the whole woik, and a complete list of alt the names of coses, Ac, Ac. By P. B Wil-cox, Attorney at Law. To accommodate those members of the Bar who have the digest of the first volumes of the Reports, a ullicient number of the supplement will be bound up by itself, julyPJ. I, JN. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. GEN. TAYLOR'S OLD ROUGH AND READY SONGSTER. AVERY neat and excellent collection of Songs, well adapted for the coming campaign. ' When Washington and Jackson fled Folks thought our rare of heroes dead) But freedom to her soil still steady. Seut gallant Taylor, the " Rough and Ready." Hurrah, hurrah, Hurrah, hurrah, Both niht and day with voices steady, Shout for our gallant " Rongh and Ready." Price Gi cts. For sale nt the bookstore of sepll. I. N. WHITING A, HUNTINGTON. NEW ROOKS. EDWARD VERNON ; or My Cousin's Story. A pleasant tale for an idle hour 1 vol.; by E. V. Cbilds. A Whim and ita consequences 1 bv G. P. R.James: one of the most interesting novels that has emanated from the author's pen ; I vol. Story of the Peninsular War; by General Chas. William Vane, Marquess of Londonderry, G. C. B.,G. C. H. Complete in two parts. Just received snd for snle bv aug.w. 1. n. viiiilu ol tiumiiNUTUN. MORFIT'ITaP P LI E DCIIEM 1ST R T CHEMISTRY applied to the manufacture of soap and candles. A thorough exposition of the nrinctnles and practice of trade, in all their minutia;. based upon the moat recent discoveries in science ana improvements in arts, it-I unlisted with one hundred and seventy engravings on wood, By Campbell Morlit. practical and analytical chemist. For sale at the booksture of spl. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. DERATE on I niveranlism, held in Cincinnati, O.. from March 2lth to April 1st, LI15, between the Rev. E. M. Pingree snd Rev. N L. Rice, in 1 vol. For sale at the bookstore of sug.d. L N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JOHN 4. ADAMS. IUlOGY on the Life and Character of John Qtiincy Ad-J atns, delivered hetoro the citizens of Columbus. April 8, Um, by A. F. Perry, Esq. Pamphlet, 24 pages, 10 cts. For sale by sepl5. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. TnE BATTLE OF BUENaTtisTA " THE battle of Buena Vista, with the operations of the 14 Army of Occupstion," for one month: with a map of the country nesr Buena Vista, and a pUn of the battle : by James Henry Carleton, Captain in the first regiment of Dragoons; 1 vol. limo. This day received at the bookstore of augU. l.N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JAMES NEW WORK. GOWRIE, or, the king's Plot; by ii. P. K, James; price 6 cents. Jane Eyre, an autibiographT. Edited by Cnrran Bell. Another new supplv. Price 26" cents. 'I he Tenant of VViWtfell Hall. By Acton Bell, sntnor of Withering Heighths." 1 vol. l2mo. The Swiss Family Robinson : tli first anil aoeond Swiss. New edition I vols. Uimo. 1 his day received at the bookstore of ugH. 1. IS. W HITING V HUNTINGTON. FREDRIKA huEMIttWFAVU OHJf . BROTHERS and Sisters, a hie of domestic life, by r red-rika Bremer. Translated from the original unpublished manasrript, by Mary Howitt price 26 cU. ue iying rinoio, and other tales lor youth, by Josepn Alden. D. D.j I vol. g I, N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. REV. ALBEKTBARNESlf EWWORK. NO TES, Fipisaatnrv and Practical, oa the General Epis ties of James. I cier. John and Jnde. By Rev. Albert Barnes; 1 vol. Just published. Complete sets of Barn' Nnfp. for safe st the bookstore of aug5. 1. N. WHITING e HUNTINGTON. TH E T A Y LOhTan ECDOT EB(OK THE Taylor Anecdote book. Aacdotes of Zschary Tsylor, and the Mexican War. By Tom Owen, tho be-bunter. Together with a brief life of i iea. Taylor, and his letters. Illustrated with engravings. Price 26 cts. Just received st the bookstore of augil. L M. W HlliNU 4t HUNTINGTON.

4 i a THRALL & HENRY REED, Editors and proprietors. Isoutu-east i ; corner of High street and Sugar alley TERMS. hr in num. SI w "ckl-'peraunum. - 4 00 Terras of Advertising Evelines or less, one or throe insertions, SI, nnd 25 i for each additional insertion for three uiontln 6 F nix mouths U lor 12 montes 512 Longer advertise- uu in the tame proportion, Willi a deduction oi per it. on the amount over &2Q in six months. Bv tiik Ykar. For twelve lines Klti fourth oft col ' uiuii $ JO halt' a column ;f0 whole column $-10. BUSINESS CARDS. MATTHEWS & BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Coonsrlloraat Law, Columbm.Ohlo. OHice one door south of 1. IN. Wliiliug it Huntington's Book-storo, up stairs. Nov. 1, 18-Ij. V. J. AlaTTIIKWI. A. B. lluTTi.rs. II. I). jHOTTI K, A TTORNET AT LAW.irad Holicitorin Chanrery. Of fice on High itreet, one door nortli of the ('.aching. Bank, up etairs. May ' JOHN li. IHIM.F.Il, Jr., ATTORNKY AND COUASKLI.OH AT LAW, and Solicitor in t'liancory. Ollice in U. S. Court Hmt, Columlms.Ohio. ' June 10.. tf. 1IHOAI1WAY HOTEL. B V DAVID JMITLULLL, Broad street, Columbus, O- 1)10. April U..IHI. I. N. WHITING & lU'NTlSUTON, BOOKSKLLKll.S and .Stationers, next door to tlie Clinton Bnnk.lli;Hi itreet, Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment tf Books ami Stationery always on hand. SEIUEItT & LILLLY, QOOK-BINDKUS, liigU street, opposite the rublie urn XJ cos, (..omnibus. A112. 26, l&la. VVm. Skihkkt. M. C. Liu.l.v. YVillinm H. JnrviH Henry Jarvis. (10I.1.I.C10HS and Acrount Settlers, for franklin and J ailioiniiiLr counties, will attend to all business entrusted lo tbem, with punctuality and dospatcli, and upon reasonable tonus. Ollice, up stairs, first door north of McCoy', store. April 11, llUti. y. Columbus, Ohio YV. E. IDE, M. I)., DENTIST. (Late of the lirm of Craue & Ide, Cincinnati.) Ollice for the present at the residence of the aia Col. M. Jcwctt. May o..dtf. ;ehe, abhott to., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Class, House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Militarv lioods, ice. &.C., No. lol High street, sign of the (iilt Padlock. YVM. RICHARDS DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Coods, Oroce-liea, Boots and Shoes, &C. &c, wholesale aud retail, No. 1, (ioodale's Row, High street. " jTk. KtUOtiliS, DEALER in Law,Meilical,Thcolopcal.('lassical, School and iMisccllaiii'Ous Books, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the State House, J. B. M il EATON, DHlKK'.IST.and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints.Oils, Dvo Stufl's.CUss, ic. A-c, wholesale and retail, comer of Iliglt and Hroad streets, (.'oluinbiis, Ohio l'AY & K1I.BOIRNE, DEALERS in Drv lioods, Groceries, Hardware, Drills. Medicines, Paiuts.Oils, Dye Sinn's. Leather, Boots and Shoes. 4c. High street. Columbus, Ohio. Oct. I , IB H. C. X. KING, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, &.c, opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus. Nov. m..tf. r SI. B. BATEHAW, EDITOR of the Ohio Cultivator, a Journal of Agriculture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and 1 jth o nch month. Terms SI per year; four copies for $X It. t O.li STOC K & CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. H1DGW AY dr t O'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum biis.Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds,and u great variety oft fai lings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1811. COI.UIIUS HAT STORE. RCDISII.L, High street, opposite the State Build- J . MIC inns. nlwavs keens on nanu a gooo assoniiieni oi nun aud ('aps of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. NEIL HOI SI Tr WINNE is "al komt" in the Neil House, and will IV. render all so w ho nuke their slay with bun. Dec 10. dtf LAW. PH. WILCOX and A. F. Pi: hut will practice Law, as partners, in Franklin and adjoining counties. Ollice on east side of High street, opposite l.N. Whiting & Huntington s Bookstore Fob. Ib..t-wlf. WM. WILLSHIRE RILEY, rNIIRf'.lf'AI. mi.) Mechanical Dentist. Columbus, Ohio. k5 Ai-eiit for Alcock's Premium Teeth. For sale Baker It Riley's Patent Forcep Key. May l.'l..t-wly CITY LIYERY STABLE. THE siilmcrdier has removed to the new brick stable buill by Dr. L. Goodulc, comer of Sugar and Fair alleys, a lew s'eps from High street, anil rear of the Capitol House, tt Jiuushis asd CAiiiiiAii:n to let j ji Nov S..dif. J- MASSF.Y . V. k. 11,1 (IV A CM.. WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALEI'.SinFanoyand Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, opposite the Stale House, High street, I olumuus. unio. (ii:oii(;i: e. w alcxtt, P7iV AX II BASK Ml TAIN TKR, Nov. It.. .till. . COLUMBUS, OHIO. II VI K'S HID KIKIES. A NOTIIER lol just arrived by express, including light XV co ored BLSKINS, tor Blisses anil ennoren. juneJI. H. COW LF.S U CO. VIUl TUP. LADIES. SPLENDID assortineut ol Uvan s" Premium Shoes XV for sale at the Dry Goods store of Fay V Kibourne No. I, Goodale's Row. Call aud examine them. Mav la. " JI ST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, A VAKIL' I V m ru h 'l urk Satin and Chamolion silk Par J. isols i Also, new style French Lawns, Grenadine Shawls, and t variety of Fringes, jj1' ("0r,s May 12 row door Fovlh of the C'upioi llouu. r A V'I'IIV TI'.AN llTI)()Ni:l A ND if you douM it call and trv sonio of the kind that ill recommenu itsell. uniy 10 cis. per m.. . M. GOODINti'S, April . One door south of the Capitol House. Periloral Kpectnclen. A T Sfl flnnlil rniivex and concave Sof XY ages, and in great variety of frames. Also.Spectacle Glass, of sll kinds, tilted in old frames at short aotice, and low price by Feb. 7. W. A. PLATT CO. Aril Jloiut. ir-v. sr I'silil-'ft tvhitwanhini. acrubbinir. dusting, shoe 15 house, paiat, varnish, hair, clothes and tooth brushes ,Mli April 7. '-li. I ni"-'" ". CCOUNTRY JM ERCII ANTS supplied with genuine J (ueeasliesg and ( nun creek Scythe Stones, less than eve before offered in this market, by GKKE, ABBOTT fc CO., May. 4 Sign of the Gilt Padlock CtORDAGE. Manilla rope inch to IJ inch in diam J eter ; also, hemp rope snd line packing, yarn and twine, at the sign of the jul:l. GILT PADLOCK. APEsTc'ollare aud ChiniiselU. A good stock, odered very low at April 2L..lly. ' M. GOODING'S YE LOVERS OF THE WEED! COME-and try some of the best flavored Cavendish Tobacco in the citv. Call at M. GOODING'S, April One door south of the Capitol House. THIENDLY W.M.IIAMS. JL Something new ; also. 1 renrh, Knulish. Scotch, American and Linen do., one door south of Capitol House. Aor.m..d. AL GOODING. VARNISH. TH UNIT! RE VARNISH Nos. I and J. Also,Polnh- X ing and Coach Body Vamif h. for sale by 1. B. WH EATON. Druggist, March 19. Comer of High and Broad streets, ANVILS. "I ENUINE Moose-Hole Annie, at the sign of the Msv l.t. GILT PADLOCK. OLD PENS. A fresh supplv rece ed this day. and J Ii lor sate very I W. A. PLA IT . CO, April S. IR47. Neil Honse. rri'H (SMITHS will olessr notire that we have for sile J at the sign of the Gilt Padlock. Kil. High street, IHO Rule Barrels, assorted, from ( to 5J0 balls to the pound. Also.Gnn Locks of various kinds. Butts. Guards and Thim bles. German Silver, Sheet Brass and almost all otner oue , ' , i-iii- iDuin-r a. t f material. v, I. rr., aduvi - w. Dec. 9. .IIVJ'.S VI ti dfit. mper black and light colored kid. Also, lace lisle, silk. Ac. Call ia at M. GOODINt.S, April !4..dly. Oh door soeth of Capitol House OHIO DAI L Y. "" 2 VOLUME XII. ' , COLUMBUs7TUESDAY, OCfoERrt)77848 NUMBER 82. LIME. Fill's 1 1 burnt Lime at 6 cents nor bushel, constantly kept on band, at tho Rail Road Lime Kilns, near the Penitentiary. July 10.. .t-w AND STILL MOKE. GIMPS, FnnRes, Laces, NctKioods. tor capes,dC.,wliite and colored Crapes, black Silk Mitts, plain and embrot dercd Lisle Thread (doves. Ingrain Hose, Silk Warp Alps cas, Linen Cnmbric Ilamlkeichiels, Irish Linens. Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, assoitcd needles, &c. Just ree'd by auj-a. M. CiOODlNG. GUIASS AND GHAIN SCYTHES. I Blood's Rrain, assorted, 48 to 64 inches. Waldruus" " " " " " grass " 40 to 50 ' Newton Darling's, " riiblev'a, " " " Blood's, " " " " " Brown's " " " ' Just received from the manufacturers, and for sale to coun try merchants at New York prices. C-IlKK, ABBOTT & CO., May 4. Sign of the Hilt Padlock. ;ere, AUIIOTT CO., JV'o. 1G1, High itreet, sign of tht Uilt Padlock, HAVE in store and offi-r for sale, a general assortment o Foreign and Domestic llnrdware and Cutlery, houso builders' goodB.gun materials, farming and mechanical tools, sash, rininta, oil, vurnisli. carriage trimmings, whips, mats, 6lc. Thankful for past favors, we hope, by close attention to business, and increased facilities for accommodating customers, to merit and receive a liberal share of patronago. HOSIERY. 30 dozen Ladies', Misses and Children's Hose, new and cheap: also, a lino stock of dents' half Hose, at M. (iOOI)IN(i'S, April 26. One door south of the Capitol House. SAWS. II OF. & CO., and Wilmot 4 Rowland'! Mill and Cross cut f?iiwsi Hoc A' Co. and Wilmot & Rowland's Circulardo.j spear &, Jackson s and other Hand do.; Pannel and ripping do. Butchers' nnd Back do.; Billctt and Turning Wcbh do. Julvlii. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. SOMETIIINC; 1 Oil THE LADIES. IVORY Fans, gold and steel beads, purse clasps anil rings, nurse twist, sadler silk, embroidenngsilks and worsteds, embroidering patterns, canvass for embroidering, silk, linen and worsted braids and tapes, linen and cotton tlnsa, victoria cord, silk and linen fringes, jiconet and swiss edgings snd inserlings, linen, thrend and lisle laces, edgings and in-sertiugs, and many other little fixius, may he found cheap at ni. tiwuinmi ."5, May 1. One door south of Capitol House. CORN KM YES. J UST received fifty dozen Corn Knives, light and heavy, and tor sale at the sign ol the sepll. GILT PADLOCK. Pl'ltE WATER. ENXISON'S Patent Diaphragm Water Filler. We have just received a few of these very valuable articles which are highly recommended by all who have seen tbem in use, anil whicn wo are reailv lo sell at manuiariurors prices, wun coHt of transportation CLUE, ABBOTT & CO. 1NOV. It. UOO KF.GS TL'NIATA NAILS, just received and for sale at the sign O ol the Sept. 10. PAD PADLOCK. ;eni INE MOISE-HOLE ANVILS. JUST received and for sale at tho sign of the Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. NEW BONNETS. UST received bv the subscribers, a new nnd well selected assortment of Neapolitan. Prince Albert, Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, which can he atford od at unusually low prices. FAY & K1LBOLRNE, WOOL. IYMAN REED Sc. CO., (Successors to Reed, Hurd & J Co..) Cieneral Commission Merchants, Boston, U" Particular attention paid to the sale ol w ool. and lib- ral advances made oil consignments. may lii..uiy. CARRIAGE TRLUJHNCiS. LAMPS and Bands; Inula Rubber Cloth and Whips; Oil Cloth and Mats; Patent Leather nnd Bindings; Patent Cloth and Dash r ramcs ; Light Fnimesand Tassclls; Springs and Axles. GERE, ABBOTT CO. LADIES' SHOES. Just received a line asortment of Ladies' French Morocco am) Kid Grecian Ties nnd lliiskius. at Ihe sign of the Golden Hoot, which are selling oil" cheaper than ever before sold in this city. jan ii. ti. ainia.ii4b LATEST STYLES DRESS GOODS. Cameo Tissues. tirenndines.t.'rystalini'S. Silk anil Wool Berages, plain and fancy, one door south of Capitol House. April -1..U. iti, viuuui.vvj. I 1 .11 111. R I LUMBER! The subscriber has on J hand for sale nt his Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles west ol Columbus, a Inrge and complete assortment ol Country Lumber of nlmost everv variety and description. Having erected Dry Houses, will also have a large quantity ol sca soiled llooring on and alter the 1st of March. Also, a quantity of Refuse Lumber that will be sold at re. duced prices. All good orders for Lumber will be prompt- Iv atteniled to. reli. ti. .tt.J M. I., nu i.i.i v rtiv I . T AMP OIL. 100 gallons Blenched Winter Strained JLi Sperm Oil, a superior article ; -00 gallons Whale Ooil, lor Bale oy rsi . r.n.ii"i niir., Dec. 7. No. LVJ. High Street. SAWS. MILL, cross-cut, ripping, hand, pannel, circular, wehb, back, butchers' and compass saws, nt the sign of the June '-1L GILT PADLOCK. T 1ACHINE CARDS ol the best quality, both in sheen ilX and tellets, lor sale less than tlie market price, ny GERE, AHHOTT & CO.. May 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. cC I' LL YTW I N'DO W GLASS. 150 boxes as sorted, from 7 X'J to 2 X '-'i, for sale verv low by GERE, ABBOTT 4r. CO., Mav 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. TITACHINE CARDS. K.0 sets of Machine Carda, llX just received Irom the Mauulactory nt Leicesler,Ala8' sachusetts, and fur sale at No. lij'J, I liirh street. Dec. 7. FAY tt KILROURNE, MARKET BASKETS, a hue article, at the -Willow Market Baskets, GILT rAULUCK, SELLING OCT VERY CHEAP. "UR stock of Summer Good, may be had for cash, tX' J ceedingly low. Call soon at iill. M. GOODING. 100 dozen Piles. fV Snear Ar. Jarkon. Mottram, Ibbotson. Butcher and J otner celebrated makers, tor sale at the sign ot tin April 7. till-1' I'AIH.Ul-K. NO. K11 HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs Eliptic SpnngB for buggies and carriages, just received and for sale at the sign of the Sept. IU. viil.1 r nm.yjn. SMITH'S VICES "VF Domestic Manufacture, tlie best in the market, for J sale at the aign of the GILT PADLOCK. :ept. 10. Solar Lard Lnmos. OF Cornelius A ( o., mai miegs of all kinds, wbol manulsclure. Also, L.amp innv esale or retail, bv Feb. 7. W. A. PLATT &. CO., AHI limit. PRINING SHEARS, Ac Budding snd pruning knives, bush hooks, brier scvlhes. hoes, rakes, spades, garden trowels, grass hooks, picks and mattocks, lor sale at me sicn ot me inpru i.j un.i i n-w n NEW GOODS. TVAINTERS will hnd the best brushes, paints, oils, var. X nishes, Japan. smalts, Japanned tin, pumice stone, sand paper, w c, fee, ai tne sign oi tue June 24. GILT PADLOCK. T)L'MPS. Copper, cistern and well pumps; also. Doug. lass' patent roury pumps, lor sale at tlie sign oi ine jniy:i. gilt Padlock. TJARASOLS, BONNET RIBBONS. GIN'G' X II 4 MS. An. This dav received another lot of those dark changeable MIS. and 1 urque saun rarasois, so much in demand. Also, a few pieces Friendly Ginghams, Bonnet Ribboni, Coronation lore, occ. Also. Hire Foundation, (a new article forMilliners ) Bo. net Vv halebones, Blsck and W bite Crape and t rape Mesa fce. June 1 L M. GOODING "DRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS. A large lot offered X at rednced prices and no mistake. C all soon st M. GOODING'S. May 1. One door south of Capitol House. 1)ICH Damask Embroidered Table Cover, XV superior article, last received at M. GOODING'S, April i6. One door sooth of the Capitol House. STATE FAIRMANK'S PATENT T)LATFOHM Scales and Counter JJulauccs at manufac- X turcr prices, or sale bv UKHK, ABBOTT & CO. Sik-n of the (Jilt Pad Lock. April 3. RICH CIHTA1N HOODS 4-4 Oiled Turkey Rell Curtain stuff j alto, white lace and cnibroiilercd wliito do. at April'; I. .illy. M. 'JPODINCi'S. CAHRIAGE TltlMIHINiiS. RINCH, axles, enamelled leather, laco tulL linen cloth. sr painted canvass, cum cloth, natent leather, brass nnils. knobs, bands, light frames, lamps and joints, at tho sign ol tho JunoSl. GILT PADLOCK. KKf FIVI.I) ItV EXPRESS. SE VF.N dai s later from Philadelphia, anothot lot of those dcsitablo" Friendly Cingliams. Also, a good assortment of English double purple Prints and Chintz Goods, warranted good colors. Call at Cioniiine Arnilhifrfi MniiHfhnle AuviU. SOLID box aud common Vises, for sale at the sign of the April 7. UILT PADLOCK. Seals mid PrettHen. SEALS Engraved, and Seal Presses furbished, for Not. ries Public, Common Pleas and .Supreme Court, Re orders, eVc. &c, r.t very low pnrrs and rfhort notice, by warm u. vv. a. ri.A I r tt, UJ, leil House, E1VES. !i5 doz. Seives, assorted numbers ; of iron, bra-s, and hair, nt the GILT PADLOCK. QAYYiS! SAWS!!-S0 Mill Saus, of Cast and lierimin Sleel, for sale at tho sinn of the Dec. II. GILT PADLOCK. SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS or nearly every description, for sale at the Shoe and Leather Store of May SO, 11117. H. II. KIMBALL. CITY LOTS 1 Oil SALE. TWENTY-SIX ln-lols, pleasantly situated on the iouth-east part of the city, (title good,) for sale bv Dec. !), IIII7. J. R1DGWAY & CO, STARCH. THE Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. The attention of dealers and others is requested to the beautiful article of Pearl starch now being ninile. Country Merchants and others supplied from the depot at Cash and the highest market price at all times paid lot White Corn. .Sept. 3. V liite Lend. Oil and Brushes. rpWENTY bills. Limecd Oil, iu whole and half barrels; X IUU Kegs lute L.eil ; Varnish, 1'aiutand Whitewash tlrushes. July Hi. GERE, AlillOTT &. CO, ATTENTION ! TM1E undersigned, a Phiioiomst. and graduate of a cele. X bratcd foreign University, will be ready to give lessons in ine iirccK. l.atin and lierman languages, at any hour. J ernis verv low. Jltftrencta: Rev. Mr. II. L. Richards. Prs. Jones fc Case and Prof. Dr. Smith. P. JOHNSON, Dr. of Phil, Nov. 111. .dtf. CALL AT M. GOODING'S. OAK I)OOR HOVTIl OF Tilt: HAI'ITOI.IIOVHA. iniERE you may find one of the best selected and inoA' v desirable stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods in llic city, wlncli are nearly all new, and were purchased low lor casn, auu win De sold as cneap aa nicy can be lound any where. April 21.. d. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.-VVillow wa-poiiH ami chairs, clothes, work and market baskets, cedar ant pine wanliing tubs, Hour and common painted pails, sugnr nnd spice boxes, just received at the sifiu of the JUIVK. til L I PA1JLUUK.. ITHRE DISH COVERS. A few setts left, nt the W uipnot'ilie jul;l. GILT PADLOCK. CORN ET.S-CORS ETS, ITnUTT. and Brown, inin and t-'.inbruidered.nf the btst V quality, oft'ercd low by oug. M. (iOODllNG. DECIDEDLY SWEET. 8IHILS. It nine made SiiL'ar, well drained, all mnnurnctureu at the celebrated Lnioii county camps. Those who may wish to eat delicious country molasHea at this season, would do well to call and try some our sucar, which will be sold cheap, wholesale or retail, by ivi. i.utimrvu, augl. One door South of Capitol Houso. AMI CO Steel, ( UPPLR PLATE PRINTER, Ambos Buildinir. Copper and Vood En-ravine, in all its various branches, neatly executed. Budineis, Vihitiuif, aud Professional Cards enuraved and pr ntcd to order. State. Comity, hocictv, anil other Seals engraved on brass or viood. Wood tvpe of all sizes cut to order. Ladies and Gentlemen having Card Plates can have Cards printed on short notice. junelMtt Walrlits, Ji'Wflry, Silvtr-Wnre. Laiiiix. ic, Li m. A. rintt & Co.. (in the licit llonse.) HAVE on hand a pood assortment of Watches, jewelry, uver-vare, poutr i.amfn, renumery. Spectacles, (Concave, Convex and Perifocal,) Dia mond pointed Gold Pens, (beat maker'!, (iold and Silver Pencils and Tliitnhles. Combs, Brushes for tho Hair, Clothes nnd Teeth, Phtcd and Britauia Castors, Candle sticks. Cake Baskets and Tea-Sets, superior Razors, ( tear- rantia.) rocket Kmvcs and Scissors, iienuine (lemmings needles, best quality, 1 istols with one and six barrels Clocks, Lamp Glass and Lamp Wick, Watch Makers TooIb and Materials, Ac. Jtc., all of which they are now el line at verti loin vrirvn. watches nnd Jewelry carefully repaired by experienced workmen ami warranted. Also, seals r.nruven tor notaries, County and State oilicers. Societies. 6ic, &c., and Seal Presses of an excellent and cheap construction furnished at snnn nonce. ubk. io. E. CiAVER. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 100, HIGH STREET. (Opposite United States Hotel,) (. oivmoiis, iw.o, A INNOUNCES to his old customers and the public uen. A erallv. that he has iust received a splendid assortment ofllrondcloths, CnNkimerefl nud Wstiiiffs, of all colors and dualities, tocether. with suitable trinmtincs. Also, a lull assortment ol ummer i. loins, Linens, ore., Ac, lor Coats and Pants. All of which will be made up to onier in ine intern style, on me snonesi nonce, am warran iea io nt in an ensrn READY MADE CLOTHING Got up with trreat rare at very moderate prices. Special attention wilt he paid to cutting an garments lor dents, ai well as Juveniles. LT Latest Fashions just received. JJ May 20..dfm. SEED STORE & Af-RICILTLRAL WARE. noo.n. ( tw Flore. next duvr Went of the Pont Office.) ITST received, a larsm and Beneral assortment of Oar J vr.it ai1) Field Skkii, einbrncinR every desirable va-netv adapted to this climate. Jow is the time to obtain seeds for choice vegetables, as planting time is at hand, And to the ladies we have to otter a select and Jarre van ety of lloittr Sttd. Catalogues of seeds and fruit trees at the store. Also, in store. Pratt s Corn Planter, which the farmers are cenerallv invited to rail and examine, together with nloiitrlis. &c. ou nusneis iimouiT se:o, osaire orantre. and mustard seed ; also, on consignment.alarge lot of fruit trees, fur sale very low. Auction The room is now ready for the reception of goods to be sold at public sale, and we shall exert ourselves to jrife satisfaction to all who may favor us with goodn to be soin m that manner. j,u. iiL lili. April 8,.dtf. New Tailoring and Dry Goods Eatablinhment. L. P. PRESTON & CO., (Xa 501, High Mrett, Corner of Rich street.) TTAVING secured the services of Mr. Sewki.l as fore XI man. (whose well known skill in fitting needs no praise.) and also some of the best journeymen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manufacture all kinds of clothing in the neatest manner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make op, and repairing, will be promptly attended io. They have also enlarged their store rooa. and are receiv ing a large supply of Dry Goods ; to they can safely say ney nave one oi im most nesiraoie assortments ot ooio Drv Ooodi and Clothing in the t'itu. N. B. Groceries. Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Bonnets, etc., aiwavs on nana, si price inii win not tail to suit Duyers. Columbus, April U,liH7...tw. 0 BOOKS & STATIONERY. JOSEPH R. SCROGGS, BoohtUtr and Stationer, oppotilt lite titate Hou$t, TIE VOLUTION. In cousequence of the recot rev. XI .V oluliun in France, and tho present oxcited stale of Eu. rope, the subscriber is selling Books, Stationery, Ac, at greatly reduced prices, Ills stock ol Books, Stationery, Paper Hanging!. Ate, is very full, nnd grcot bargains are to be had " Progress " is the word, and we intend selling off very low, to make room for a new itock. Purchasers will tind it to their advantage to call on us first and last. " So mole it be." April I3.J J. It. SCROGGS. HANDBOOK OF Young Artiits and Amateurs in Oil Painting; being chiefly a compilation from the celebrated Manual ol Bonvicr, and others, The whole adapted, by the method of its arrangement, and the completeness of its detail, as well for a text hook in Academies, of both sexes, aa for self-instruction ; with a new explanatory and critical vo. cabularv ) for sale by Fob. S!L J. R. SCROGGS. PAPER IIANG1NGS.-A choice and well selected assortment of every variety and prico, from Jl,j0 to g 18 per dozen holts; Bordering of almost every description, varying in price from 20c to JjRSOpcr atrip, of lOyda. We invito particular attention lo tho above Papers and Bordcringi, feeling conhdent that tlnv w ill comnare favor. ably with any other stock in tho city. For sale nt the Bookstore of March 25 1 J. K. SCROGGS. FITCH ON CONSUMPTION. SIX Lectures on the uses of the Lungs, and causes, pre vention, and cure of Consumption, Asthma, and disea scs of the llcsrt. These lectures are Intended as a direc tor to all classes, (both male and female.) in the prevention and cure of those fatal maladies. Grcst truths are herein taught, which, if fully understood, imnlicitlv believed, and judiciously followed, will, we doubt not, lead to an almost total annihilation ul I'ulinonary Consumption, rorsaieoy nug.J. J. It. SCKOGGS. lNDKLMULK ink. HAIUUKO.YS Columbian IndeJIihle ink, laid to bo the bent ever ninnuliictuied, and requiring no prwptimtiou in it uiu. Fur mle by J, K. tSLKOGUS. sepli. UKNCOTT'S WORKS COMPLETE.- Ken lino ml and Ifwbella,; vol. ('oii(iiist ol' Mexico, 3 voli. t'onqiir-(.t of I'eru, ii vnla. Miscellany, 1 vol. Forialo by J. R. SCROGGS. WILCOX'S HJCEaST. A DIGEST of the lint lli vols, ol' the Ohio Reports, con-tninini; all the cnees ever reported nt law and in equity in the Supreme Court or the Stato of Ohio in Hank, by 1 . U. Wilcox, Just nubtished anu for sale bv auM). J. It. SCROC.GS. STANDARD MORKS. HIHTOUY ol the United .StatOKot" Jrrth Amertra, from the plantation of the British Colonies till their assumption of National Independence, in 4 vols. For fate bv aupi8. J. R. SCROGGS. "TlBR A R YF. EN EU aITkNO W LEDGE," EMUUAClISKi History, Bioiiraphv, Astronomy, Architec turn, INmurtl History, Poetry, 'i'ales, 6cc , &c, einbel ilied with over 200 cugraviupn ; emp. Uvo.. and all for one dollar, tor sale at aug30. SCROGliS'. THE MELODEON. A CHOICE selection ol bonys. Duetls.Qiiarletts. Rounds Waltzes ami Marches, with a histnrv of music, and il lustrated with numerous encraviugs. Price 25 cts. for sale at aup.M. hCKUtiub', LORD HOMNGltltOKI 'S works complete, 4 vols., iiicliahtur his life, together with additional n formation relatlvt to nis personal and public character, n jrorsaieny augii. j. k. CKUt.iiS. BANCROFTS History of the Tinted Stntcs a vols. For f ale by aui JfJ. J. R. SCRUGGS. RAILROAD COMPLETE FROM CINCINNA TI TO NANDLSKY CITY. Litllc Miami Rtiilrond Change of Hours Connecting with vie Jiaa Jiicer ana l.aHe Jurit liuuroau at prineticld. ON nnd after SaOminy, September 2d, If! 10, until further notice, Passenger Trains will run as follows : Leve Depot Kuttt h rout street, nt 7 o'clock, A. M., nud 2 o'clock, r. lvl., lor Aultord. r oster s Crussins, Ueerheld, Morrow, Wayuesville, Spring Valley, Xeuia, V allow Sprincs and S'iiriiu:tield. Returning, leaves Sprinylicld at IA o'clock, A. M., and 3 o' clock. P. M. Passengers for New York. Boston, and Intermediate points. should take tho 2 o'clock, P. M. Truin, which piocecds directly through to Sandusky City. rnsseuers lor coitimoua, .mcsville, V heeling, and intermediate towns, should take the 7 o'clock, A. M., Train. The Ohio Stripe Company are running the following lines in connection with the Trains : A Daily Daylight Line to Columbus from Springfield in con- nuiaimi wun 111c morning i mill iruin ,iiiciniiiiii. iif, Daily Lines to ('olumbus, from Xenia and Springlield, connecting with the 1 o'elock, P. M., Train from ('in-cinnati.Excursion Tickets to and from Sandusky City, R to and from Bufiolo, $). t arc Irom Cmcinuati to Acma XI nf " " Springfield 2 60 Sandusky City 7 00 " " Bullalo 10 00 " Columbus 4 60 Passengers for Buffalo will save two dollahs by taking Tiinouou tickf.ts nt Cincinnati, For other information nnd Throueh Tickets, apply at the Ticket Ollice, on Broadway, near i rout t., (,'incinnali. seji-ltl. w. tl. CLr.iMhtN 1 , Superintendent. W. IDE, M. D., (Of the late firm of Crane V Ide. Cincinnati,) HAS permanently located in Columbus, nnd tenders his services in every branch of Dent.il Surgery. Among the improvements that he lias acquired, by more than tea vears extensive practice and intercourse with the profession, he invites attention to the following : 1st. A substitute fur the file in nearly all cases ofpluging teeth, by which tho pain is very materially diminished. 2d. A method of introducing the gold, by which fillings are much more compact and durable, d. A mode of adapting plate teeth, by which an easy tit is rendered more certain, and danger of injury lo the natural ones almost entirely obviated. Ulucc lor the present, at the dwelling ot the late ai . Jew ett. June 23. .dtf. OHIO JHTTCAL FIRE INSURANCE CO, Eire and Lite Insurance. THIS Company continues to take risks on Lives and Property, on the most approved principles of Mutual Insnrnnre. Fire Department LT The average cost of Insurance in this Department, ii less than anr-fourlh per cent, per annum. Policies issued on the Mutual or Cash plan at the option of tlie applicant. liile Department, Policies on Lives issued daily at one-half the usual rates of premium. N. B. Advantages made available on two or more contin gennes. For information, spplv at the office, Carpenter's Building, between the Exchange aud City Banks, High street, Co .unions. i iiMUJ 11K (..Klti-mi, Sept. lfi, 1fr15. twy. Secretory. FI REFIR E FI R E. THE Protkctioh Insurance Compaht, of Hartfoid, Conn., continue at their agency in this city to insure Dwelling Houses, Stores and W arehouses, Mills. Manufactories, tVc., and the contents of each, together with every other similar aperies ot property, aoain'T loss or dam-AffK bt riFB. The rates of premium offered are as low as those of any other similar institution ; and settlements of losses characterized by the well known liberality of Una long established Company. umre in trie City Bank Building, up stairs. Oct. I3..lyd. J. WM. BALDWIN, Agent. Coluiiibiift IiiNiiraiH'C Company. fire and Marine. This Company continues to insure every species of build ing. and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and mercan- ilues and other nrotwrtv contained therein, atrainst loss or damage by tire ; also, steamboats and all sail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel-boats. Mat-boat a rut other water-eraO, against the perils of seas, lakes nnd riven mi u.e muni infomiue terms. a. 3. v,iii'.w, June 1, 1844,-Kltf. Secretin if A RARE riirAw7,i'FoiMPRTNFn"iT FOR sale, the materials of a Printing Ollice. consisting chiefly of a power press, price M)0 ; 30 lbs. of cms II pica, .110 lbs. of long primer, 4X) llw. of bourgeois, (nearly ""l ui Minion, mm ios.oi urevier, imposing stones, cases, stands, sticks, trailers, chases. Ac. Ac. An minor. t unity night be afforded to a suitable person to pay in part im uie .iiiicri.iji, oy priBiing a weeny religions newspaper. A large and extended job ollice might be conducted. Address, post paid, the publishers of the WESTERN CHRISTIAN JOURNAL, April 17. .dtf. Colunbus, Ohio. RNAL OTNCIjNNATI. SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., have in store and Inr iiile on liberal tormi, 60 hf and qr pipei Alexnndre Seinctte Brandy W " Mntrlorr Urandy, Vintnge J!H8: 10" J.B.Godarddo. ld05j 5 Otard, Pnpuy & Co., do 6 11 Laf'uvotto doj 10 " J.J. Dupuy do; fiOqrcaski Mnxleira Winei. various Brandii 100 " I'ort do do doj 60 " " Sherry do do doj 1)0" '' Sweet Malaga do doj 25 Ory do do doj SO co nea Cnbinnt Chnmpaign Wine j .TO l)akeU JS'apolcon do do; 20 Sun & Eagle do 10 " Crown do doj 20 " Moidaick do do: GOfiQQ Rcfralia Ciirftrs, variom hrnndtt ; IU tiercel LalHbna Liqunrice, " in mnsi (0 boxes Cut and Dried Chewing Tobacco; 100 Mo. 'J'ohacco,' our own brandj" KM) " Ilia do do; 100 " Va. do vqKoub brnndi 100 do do doj 100 bags Rio ColTeej m " Old Gov't Java Coffee 10 ' Pimento j 0 baskets Sallod Oil ; tft chests do do in flasks ; k!l) cases Rtidivhciintirbeig " Hltine Wine j" I" Sparkling Hock j 20j brls Oourborn Wliisky, 3 to 8 years old; 6 puncheons St. Croix Hum j 2 " Jflinnica doj 10 pipes I'ine Apple Gin i SOUTIIUAT12, HAWTHORN CO.. Cincinnati, May 4. 21 Columbia si. SCOTCH ALE AM) LONDON TOUTER 60 casks Scotch Ale, J. & R. Teiinont's brand: 60 do London Porter. R. Byass' do. in store ami ior suie nv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., 21 Columbia st. aug!5. CHAMPAGNE. 60 baskets Hitustiek Champagne, in pints and quarts 26 do Cliquot do in qtsj 20 do Cabinet do do, 60 do sundry brands j In store and for snln by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN &, CO., an K 15. 24 Columbia st. LRGUNDY FORT WINE. 76 or casks Burgundy Port Wine, F. Duran's brand, in store and for sale bv SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN A CO., augl5. No. 21, Columbia st, Cincinnati. CLARET. 250 boxes Claret, sundry brands, in store and fur sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., nugl5. 24 Columbia st SIX TWIST TORACCO.-100 kegs Southgate, Hawthorn & Co's No. 6 twist Tobacco, in store nnd for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., auglj. 24 Columbia st. ROOKS AND STATIONERY. THE subscriber having withdrawn from the firm of Derby, Bradley & Co.. will continue the business ot Pun ishing and bookselling under the nnn ot H, YV. Derby Ac- Co., nt No. 146 Main street; and on tho lOthof April, opened an entire new stork of Law, Miscellaneous, Theological, School and Classical Books, together with a full assortment ol Staple and Fancy Stationery. The experience he has had in buving books for the West ern country, has enabled him to purchase the present new 6 toe it upon terms that will be an advantage to those ot nil friends aud customers, who may favor him with their orders. And they can rely upon finding at all times, a lull stock on hand; and orders by mail, or otherwise, for quantities, or single volumes of books, will receive prompt attention. iiiKjiuuiLii, npru w. ii. vv, ucudi. TO THE PUBLIC. HAVII and ING completed our new Piano and Tea Warerooms, nd received our first shipments, consisting of 3ti splen did Pianos, and 3U0 chests choice Teas, we invite purchasers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stork which will be replenished weekly. Our Teas arc purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the man u factory of Stodart & uuiinaui, new i orx, cannot e equalled in the u. Mates, 1 he rmno saleroom is over the I ea w are rooms, and oc-i pies the whole upper part of the building, leas put up in 4 ami A pound packages, of better nunlitv. in better fctvle, nnd at lower prices than of any of the East- oru packing houses. SMITH & NIXON. in. ib. comer iiuanu walnut streets, Cincinnati, O. augl. LIGHTNING RODS. Office and Manufactory on Sixth itreet, between Main and Walnut. Cincinnati. Ohio. S PRATT'S Patent Spiral Twisted Carbonized Iron Light-ning Rods, in ten feet lengths, with Glass Isolaters and Brass screw, connecting joiuts, improved Metalic Attach ments for brick or frame, together w ith his Cylinder three prong'd Copper head, mounted with fifteen silver points, which have the power of sale and silently discharging the air of its superabundant electricity, more than any rod ever brought before the public, so that any buildings, sufficiently provided with these rods, are beyond a doubt, safe from the awful consequences of lightning ; these rods are so easily arranged that nny one can readily attach them. The immense patronage and extensive use of these Lightning Re-pellers, proves how satisfactory they are received by the public. Hollow Gilt Copper Balls and Weather Vanes for Churches, etC. Price only ten cents per font, which includes the Head. Glass Isnlaiers, Metallic Attachment, packing and all charges. Distant orders promptly forwarded. An allowance to agents. LT Mr. JOHN BURR, of Columbus, is appointed Agent of the Manufacturers lor the sale of the above named Lightning Rods, with whom orders may be left. (May 8..tim U. A.BLliWtr.I. JOSIAH U HA K E . .. a, liini l.Li dr. t o., CommiMon and Produce Merchants, No. 13, West Front st,. Cincinnati. LIBERAL Cash Advances made on consignments of Pro duce or other merchandize. KKFER TO Messick, Taylor &. Watts, Daggett V Bruce. John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. H. Yeatman, Marsh cV Co. M. Kugler A. Son, Ellis & Morton, L. Worthing ton. Dec. 17..dly. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WE beg leave to inforn tht Merchants of the Western country that we are now receiving in addition to our former strock a verv extensive variety of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English snd German manufacture. We particularly request the Mere bants to an examination of our stock before they make their purrhases in other markets, as we are confident that our prices will be found correspondingly low with those of New York and other Eastern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of the following) Collin's, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes) Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass snd Grain Scythes Scythe Sneathsj Sickles : Hay and Manure Forks flames Traces Hoes Anvils j Shovels and Spades; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given to all or ders entrusted to our care. MEAD &. WINSTON, March 4. .t-wtf. No. 16 Pearl street, Cincinnati. SUPERIOR COLORED DAGUERRE-O OTYPES. The subscriber wonld respectfully as nounre to the citizens of Columbus and its vicinity, thst he has taken rooms in Ambos block, where he is prepared to eiecute Daguerreotype likenesses, by an improved process, which gives to the pic tore a mor h finer too tbaa nodes of operating. Persons wishing anything in the line of this art. are respectfully invited to call at his rooms. Perfect satisfaction given, or no charge. Persons are taught the art of taking likenesses and preparing all kinds of Chemicals used by Dagurrean artists, oi be most reasonable terms. L. A. STOUGHTON. Oct. 30. .dtf. DAGUERREOTYPES FOR I,0O. D AGUEKRhOTi PES can be had for a short time at STOUGHTON'! ROOM for the small sum of OXC DOLLAR! Those who would procure a likeness at lhat price itrtst call soon, for the subscriber continues in Colon bus but a short time longer. Room in Ambos' block opposite State boildings. july 17 dtl. . A. &T0UGHT0N. BOOKS & STATIONERY. i. N. WHITING Si. HUNTINGTON, llookielleri and Klationirt, Hih $treet. aMaqp-..-- -it PIONEER HISTORY, BY g. p. Hll.llKKTH, M. D., OK MA HI ETTA. BEING an account of the first examinations of the Ohio Valley, and the early settlement of the Northwestern. Territory, chiefly from or.gimil manuscripts, containing the papers of Col. George Morgan j those of Judge Barker the diaries of Joseph Buel aud John Matt hows f the records of the Ohio Compauy, &c.) one volume, tivo muslin j price 2,60. From the Cineinnntl Chronice. ' A most auspicious beginning it is, In a book aost valuable in its facts, intorestiug in its views of early mannors, and a monument both to the Pioneersof the State, and tho skill and diligence of its author. Wo know the qualifications of Dr. Hildreth for such a work, and they are such as few men possess, and give nt once authenticity and value to his statements. Nor have the Publishers been wanting in anything, which accuracy and typography and benuty in appearance, could communicate to the matter of the writer," From the Cincinnati Atlas. " As a specimen of the Arts, it is creditable to the Publishers, and as a literary performance, it is valuable from the mass of facts which it adds to what has already bceu preserved of our early history. Dr. H. is one of those who havo generously labored in the cause of science and letters, aud to whom the public is already much indebted. " The work contains a full account of the first settlement of Marietta, and Washington county, in Ohio, and is curioua as well as instructing, on account of' the particularity of its details, as well as their undoubted authenticity." From the Cincinnati Uaxette. "The volume is ono ol great interest, and has been gotten out in a stvla at once beautiful and substantial. The work has thus original historical valuo, ruch as will doubtless cause it to be sought after with avidity. Its pe rusal win ue auenuca with intense interest, lor Us plain, eventful, authentic account of the Pioneer History of the From the Louisville Courier. v "Mr. Hildreth eujoys an extensive reputation throughout the Wost as a close and patient observer, and is not less known for his accuracy. In all things relating to the early history of the West, he is known to be one of the most jealous of men in the collection and preservation of everything that can illustrate the early day of settlement, and one ol tlie most honest in record in these interesting pieces of information. ' , " The chapter 4 on the enrly and present climate of Ohio, with the natural productions of the country,' is one of much interest, nnu one that could scarcely nave been written by any man in the West but Mr. Hildreth." For sale at the bookstore of july27. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JUST IN TIME. ANECDOTES and Biographical sketches of Martin Van Buren, John Van Buren. Levi Woodbury, William L. Marcy, with the lives and opinions of Benjamii Franklin ' Butler, United States District Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and .'esse Hovt, formerly Collector of Customs for the port of New York j also, interesting incidents and sketches of Stephen Allen, George P. Bark or, James Gordon Bennett, Samuel R. Betts, Isaac W. Bishop, Francis P. Blair, Walter Bowne, C. C, Cambrelling, Moses J.Cantine.J. J. Coddington, W. H. Crawford, Edwin Croswell, John W. Edmonds, Azariah C.Flagg.Loren-to Hoyt, Jeromns Johnston, Isaac Kibbe, Cornelius W. Anderson, Isaac Q. Leake, Clias. L. Livingston, Edward Livingston, Mordecnt M. Noah, Thaddeus Phelps. Elijah F. Purdy, Roger Skinner, Peter VV. Spiece, Samuel S war t out, Enos T. Troop, Henry Ulshoeffer, Samuel Young, and their friends and political associates. By Wm. L. Mackenzie. The toils of law (what dark insidious men Have cumbrous added, to perplex the truth, And lengthen simple justice into trade How glorious was the day that saw these broke And every man within the reach of right. Thompion'e Seaions. Price 374 cts. For sale at the bookstore of sepl. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON MASTER MASONS' DIPLOMAS. MAS'PER Masons' Diplomas beautifully engraven on parchment. The Craftsman, and Free Mason's Guide, containing a delineation of the Rituals of Free Masonry, with the Em blems and explanations so arranged as greatly to facilitate in acquiring a knowledge of the rites and ceremonies of the several degrees, from Entered Apprentice to that ol Select master, anu uie uruer 01 friesthood ; by Cornelius Moore J 1 vol. 12mo. The Templar's Chart, or Hieroglyphic Monitor, contain ing all the Emblems and Hieroglyphics explained in the valiant and magnanimous orders ol K nights of the Red Cross, iiiii a ciiiifiaia, auu llllluilMUl JlJ.il I la j filUIIglHMI BIIU UU- ly arranged agreeably to the mode of work and lecturing) by Jeremy L. Cross. K.R.C., K.T., K.M., &c; 1 vol. J2mo. cross' free Mason's Chnrtj 1 vol. 1'Jmo. Davis' Free Mason's Monitor: containimr a delineation of the fundamental principles of Free Masonry, otc, Jtc.j by Z. A. Davis 1 1 vol. 12 mo. r or sale at the bookstore of auglO. 1. N. WHITING it, HUNTINGTON. SUPPLEMENT TO WILCOX'S DIGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS. THE subscribers have in prs, and will publish in a few weeks, a Supplement to Wilcox Digest of the Ohio Reports, containing a digest of the VMi, 14th, 16th and ltitb voli. of the Ohio Kcports, which, in connection with his digest of the 12 preceding volumes, will form a full and complete digest of all the Ohio Reports from the first organization of the Court in Bank to the close of the term tor Ib47 '40. With a General Index to the whole woik, and a complete list of alt the names of coses, Ac, Ac. By P. B Wil-cox, Attorney at Law. To accommodate those members of the Bar who have the digest of the first volumes of the Reports, a ullicient number of the supplement will be bound up by itself, julyPJ. I, JN. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. GEN. TAYLOR'S OLD ROUGH AND READY SONGSTER. AVERY neat and excellent collection of Songs, well adapted for the coming campaign. ' When Washington and Jackson fled Folks thought our rare of heroes dead) But freedom to her soil still steady. Seut gallant Taylor, the " Rough and Ready." Hurrah, hurrah, Hurrah, hurrah, Both niht and day with voices steady, Shout for our gallant " Rongh and Ready." Price Gi cts. For sale nt the bookstore of sepll. I. N. WHITING A, HUNTINGTON. NEW ROOKS. EDWARD VERNON ; or My Cousin's Story. A pleasant tale for an idle hour 1 vol.; by E. V. Cbilds. A Whim and ita consequences 1 bv G. P. R.James: one of the most interesting novels that has emanated from the author's pen ; I vol. Story of the Peninsular War; by General Chas. William Vane, Marquess of Londonderry, G. C. B.,G. C. H. Complete in two parts. Just received snd for snle bv aug.w. 1. n. viiiilu ol tiumiiNUTUN. MORFIT'ITaP P LI E DCIIEM 1ST R T CHEMISTRY applied to the manufacture of soap and candles. A thorough exposition of the nrinctnles and practice of trade, in all their minutia;. based upon the moat recent discoveries in science ana improvements in arts, it-I unlisted with one hundred and seventy engravings on wood, By Campbell Morlit. practical and analytical chemist. For sale at the booksture of spl. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. DERATE on I niveranlism, held in Cincinnati, O.. from March 2lth to April 1st, LI15, between the Rev. E. M. Pingree snd Rev. N L. Rice, in 1 vol. For sale at the bookstore of sug.d. L N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JOHN 4. ADAMS. IUlOGY on the Life and Character of John Qtiincy Ad-J atns, delivered hetoro the citizens of Columbus. April 8, Um, by A. F. Perry, Esq. Pamphlet, 24 pages, 10 cts. For sale by sepl5. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. TnE BATTLE OF BUENaTtisTA " THE battle of Buena Vista, with the operations of the 14 Army of Occupstion," for one month: with a map of the country nesr Buena Vista, and a pUn of the battle : by James Henry Carleton, Captain in the first regiment of Dragoons; 1 vol. limo. This day received at the bookstore of augU. l.N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JAMES NEW WORK. GOWRIE, or, the king's Plot; by ii. P. K, James; price 6 cents. Jane Eyre, an autibiographT. Edited by Cnrran Bell. Another new supplv. Price 26" cents. 'I he Tenant of VViWtfell Hall. By Acton Bell, sntnor of Withering Heighths." 1 vol. l2mo. The Swiss Family Robinson : tli first anil aoeond Swiss. New edition I vols. Uimo. 1 his day received at the bookstore of ugH. 1. IS. W HITING V HUNTINGTON. FREDRIKA huEMIttWFAVU OHJf . BROTHERS and Sisters, a hie of domestic life, by r red-rika Bremer. Translated from the original unpublished manasrript, by Mary Howitt price 26 cU. ue iying rinoio, and other tales lor youth, by Josepn Alden. D. D.j I vol. g I, N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. REV. ALBEKTBARNESlf EWWORK. NO TES, Fipisaatnrv and Practical, oa the General Epis ties of James. I cier. John and Jnde. By Rev. Albert Barnes; 1 vol. Just published. Complete sets of Barn' Nnfp. for safe st the bookstore of aug5. 1. N. WHITING e HUNTINGTON. TH E T A Y LOhTan ECDOT EB(OK THE Taylor Anecdote book. Aacdotes of Zschary Tsylor, and the Mexican War. By Tom Owen, tho be-bunter. Together with a brief life of i iea. Taylor, and his letters. Illustrated with engravings. Price 26 cts. Just received st the bookstore of augil. L M. W HlliNU 4t HUNTINGTON.